Drylining
Drylining is the covering of an internal wall or ceiling with plasterboard instead of a hard plaster finish. The plasterboard creates a smooth finish that can be decorated straight away
Carpentry
Complimenting our drylining service , we offer a comprehensive carpentry service to cover all aspects of woodwork needed to prepare the area before the drylining commences
Related Services
Along with our traditional drylining, we are able to offer the following related services:
Sand Cement Screed
This is a fast and efficient way to lay new flooring. The sand and cement screed is pre mixed and then pumped into the required area. It is possible to lay 1000m2 a day and produces a smooth hard wearing surface.
Gyvlon Screed
Gyvlon screed is another pump dispensed free flowing Screed that is made from Anhydrite (Calcium Sulphate) This type of Screed is used for its excellent thermal properties and works especially well when used in conjunction with under floor heating. It is also easier to lay which means up to it is possible to cover 1500m2 in a day
Suspended ceilings Grid / Lay
Suspended ceilings (also referred to as dropped ceilings or false ceilings) are secondary ceilings suspended from a structural floor slab above, creating a void between the underside of the upper floor and the top of the suspended ceiling.
A grid ceiling is a false ceiling in the sense that it is not part of a permanent support structure such as floor joists or a cement floor/ceiling. Grid ceilings are sometimes called T-bar ceilings because T-bars form the grid that holds the ceiling panels in place
Lay-in Grid Ceiling is a lightweight ceiling system that can be concealed or exposed. They present an attractive pre-finished white ceiling that can then be decorated or added too if required.
Machine Render
Weber Monocouche
Weber Monocouche renders are the ideal choice for a low-maintenance and durable finish. Consisting of just one coat, applied in two passes, Monocouche render allows for fast application as a pumped or spray render which reduces scaffolding and site costs. The available range of coloured renders can be used to produce a scraped or roughcast finish, and are suitable for creating ashlar and quoin features.
K-Rend
K-rend traditionally produces a thick-coat rend that is mineral-based and processed using limestone. It comes in a variety of colours and textures, over 500 different options in fact, so that you can choose exactly the look that you want.
